Sony Announces Phantom Blade Zero State of Play and Everyone Knows How the Chat Is Going to Go

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Related coverage: Sony Announces Phantom Blade Zero State of Play and Everyone Knows How the Chat Is Going to Go IGN Watch the Phantom Blade Zero gameplay deep dive State of Play on August 17, pre-orders live today PlayStation.Blog Phantom Blade Zero gets an 11-minute trailer, with a PlayStation State of Play coming next week too Video Games Chronicle Phantom Blade Zero Opens Pre-orders as Donnie Yen Powers its Combat, but More Is Coming on August 17 Wccftech Phantom Blade 0 Demo Spotted on PlayStation Store MP1st

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